Arnold Stender wrote:
I hope this doesn't top post.
It did. I don't normally use this mail client. I used
the script out of the book I am using (LFS 7.8 systemd
The version check is OK.
Arnold Stender wrote:I'm back, I didn't get very far. :-) The headers installed with no problems but when I ran configure for glicc it ended with the following lines: checking whether __attribute__((visibility())) is supported... no configure: error: compiler support for visibility attribute is required This almost looks like more problems with gcc/g++. Yes/No, what can I do about it? I am starting to think maybe I should not be using UBUNTU as a host. Thoughts/suggestions.
I'm not sure if you are in Chapter 5 or 6. Assuming Chapter 5. At this point, there is no difference between the standard and the systemd versions of the book.
When you added the lfs user, you should have done 'su - lfs'. What is the environment? That is, what is the output of 'set' when you are user lfs?
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